Personal Reflection Essays

  • The Pros And Cons Of Personal Reflection In A Personal Life

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    Personal reflection is when you ask yourself thought provoking questions so that you can develop a deeper level of understanding about yourself (Holdefer). Personal reflection isn’t always the easiest thing to do. You generally have to think about things before you can write about them. There really isn’t a right or wrong answer when it comes to personal reflection. When reflecting you need to consider why you are feeling a certain way or why you did something a certain way. We often just look at

  • Reflection Of Personal Finance

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    Personal Finance Personal Finance is a class I’ve wanted to take for a while now. My major is Finance not because I want a career in finance but more to learn about finance for my own personal situation. This class taught me so much! During this class I was able to evaluate my financial situation and set financial goals for myself. The four topics that helped me the most were emergency savings, buying a car, purchasing a home, retirement, and estate planning. After completing this class I have

  • Education Fiesta

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    my research into play I chose to narrate a scenario in which the authors of the sources I used came to my house for a dinner party. Then I provided my own ideas in an analysis of the facts that these authors presented. I tied it up with a personal reflection of everything that I learned. My dining room table pushed against the wall, buffet style, with steaming chaffing dishes, a basket of assorted fresh baked breads, a caddy filled with festive cutlery, pretty napkins laid out in a crescent shaped

  • Personal Budget Reflection

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    While taking this class (Family and Personal Financial Planning), I start to realized how important is my budgets. This class helps make me pay more attention into my income and my spending budgets. This class makes me look back into my checking and my saving, how much I can spend on each month and how much should I need to save. After chapter 3 about budgets, I had signed up a moneys tracking with my bank account online to help me see how much I spend on each month and spend on what. There is a

  • Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby - Nick Carraway, Detached or Dishonest?

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    before, as well as allowing his character to voice his opinion, as his opinion had been during that time frame. We learn to trust Nick as a narrator, because all the pieces of information he gives to us, received through symbolism, imagery, or personal reflection, lead us to make significant decisions regarding the other characters of the novel. His character, on the other hand, cannot be looked upon in the same manner; it can be seen as dishonest and hypocritical, yet it is these negative characteristics

  • Emily Bronte and Elizabeth Barrett-Browning

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    unusual structure of narrators, and her portrayal of the supernatural powers within the plot all contribute to her literary groundbreaking, trend setting style. Her poetry is also unique in that it has a personal flair not typically seen in previous poets. It is a very personal reflection of what she is enduring at the moment. That interpretation, however, is not entirely clear without the historical context.  "A little while, a little while, The noisy crowd are barred away; I can sing and

  • Personal Stress Reflection

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    I identified that the amount of school work I was trying to accomplish in a single day and my big move from Canada to Long Beach were my stressors (Ch 3, Pg 84). They were the external stimuli that triggered my response of stress. The move from Canada to the United States was a definite life change (Ch 3, Pg 85) for me, I had to readjust many aspects of my normal life from back home to adapt to living in southern California. I come from a friendly suburb that I have lived in almost my entire life

  • Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock

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    Dante's Inferno, in which that the perfect audience could only be someone who would never be allowed into the real world where that person(s) might reveal Prufrock's idiosyncrasies. This of course is impossible so therefore he must settle on a personal reflection, thus creating an interior dialogue. This in effect sets a mood of isolation giving the reader some foreshadowing in to what the poem will be about. The image of "a patient etherized upon a table" and "half-deserted streets" gives a more gloomy

  • My Family: Personal Reflection

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    This happiness is much different than my personal happiness. Instead of “thinking” about what makes me happy, my family happiness is the result of how I “feel”. This reflection is purely an external view of what makes me happy. An example of my family happiness is the fact that every Sunday I have dinner with my wife and parents. They are up there in years

  • Reflection: My Personal Story

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    Reflection Have you ever wanted to read someone else’s story? My personal story is a long journey and I am going to take you through it. It has been a wild ride at times but I have learned a lot from all of my experiences and I plan to share it with you! It all started on February 26 1999, in Woodstock Illinois. I am the youngest of three girls. My Mom’s name is Megan and she is Special Education teacher for grades fourth through eighth. My Dad’s name is John and he is a Chief Credit

  • Soldiers: A Personal Reflection

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    A Personal Reflection We are soldiers All soldiers are taught to maintain their personal hygiene; they are often clean, uniformed and organized? Placing everything where it should be in order to retrieve them when needed. Not only is the soldier taught to maintain good hygiene, he is taught to keep his weapon and all equipment clean and operable. The solider hygiene and operable weapon is the key to survival in the field, and often he would maintain this attitude even when leaving the military

  • Insight into Human Nature in Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales

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    individualism and national patriotism, along with the upsurge of manufacturing and commerce, gave rise to the English middle class. The Canterbury Tales is a literary work that deals with the personal concerns and solutions of an evolving Medieval society. In Medieval Europe pilgrimages were common for personal reflection, penance, and spiritual renewal. Chaucer chose the framework of a pilgrimage for its naturally plausible diversity of people and mix of pious purpose and holiday spirit. Geoffrey Chaucer

  • Success and Happiness: A Personal Reflection

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    Happiness, what is it, and why do we strive to achieve it so persistently? Happiness in some points of view is portrayed as the state that is derived from self-awareness of a benefiting action or moment taking place. What of the moments that are not beneficial? Can a person still find moments of happiness and success in discord, a little glimmer of light shining from the deep recesses of our own consciousness? Plucking it from a mere moment, achieved from money, or is it so much more, happiness is

  • My Reflection Of Personal Development

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    Personal Development is a lifelong process that involves the assessment of current skills and talents and the enhancement of oneself based on that assessment which then leads to the realization of goals and an improved quality of life. To be able to assess yourself, you need to be able to reflect on your past which helps you to understand the attitudes you have developed and the foundation that you will be building your life on. Also, you have to reflect on your present to see if there’s room for

  • Patterns Of Grief: A Personal Reflection On The Grieving Process

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    Running head: PATTERNS OF GRIEF 1 Patterns of Grief: A Personal Reflection on the Grieving Process Allison K. Clayton Toronto Art Therapy Institute Art Therapy, Spirituality, Grief and Loss Claudia M. McKnight Monday, 30 April 2018 PATTERNS OF GRIEF 2 Patterns of Grief: A Personal Reflection on the Grieving Process Grief is inherent to living ? a part of our human experience (Iype, 2010). It needs to be lived as a normal emotional response to loss. This loss could present

  • Personal Reflection on an Assignment Regarding Health

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    After reviewing the charts created from the packets given to the class, I discovered that the results from were right around were I expected them to be. One of the charts required me to take half of all the vitamin requirements then add it to the original amount. I had to do this because I weighed between 121 and 180 pounds. That was one of the only changes I had to make in this packet because all of the other questions had to do with smoking, being overweight, and other various circumstances of

  • Personal Reflection Paper on Health Dimension Goals

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    time management skills, and maintaining a life balance of both my academics and my social life. Physical wellness doesn’t only involve aspects of life that are necessary to keep yourself in top condition, but it is also concerned with developing personal responsibility for your own health care. Working out, together with eating well isn’t all you need to do to achieve physical wellness. You must also sleep the recommend hours of sleep and receive regular check ups for you Physician. The physical

  • Personal Goals And Reflection Of A Professional Development Plan

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    Professional Development Plan:   Taking the time to reflect on one’s career can increase self-awareness and enhance professional development.   A career development plan is a confidential and integral document created by an individual which outlines the activities undertaken during their life.  Hence, a professional development plan documents goals and skills required to accomplish dreams and aspirations. Moreover, a professional development plan is a reminiscent of ones’ past experiences and

  • Reflection In Health Care Service Delivery

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    Reflection may denote various processes or phenomena depending upon the context of its use. In public health and nursing practice however, reflection can simply be defined as the process of reviewing an experience (Bulman, Lathlean & Gobbi, 2012). In essence, reflection involves accurately describing a situation, analyzing and evaluating it so as to enhance learning (Bulman and Schutz 2013). Reflection also relates to the process of reasoned thought that enables someone to critically assess themselves

  • Reflection On Reflective Practice

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    The intention of this written essay is to demonstrate an understanding of my views on reflection and the issues surrounding reflective practice. It is based on nursing skills that I used during my practice placement, most importantly reflecting on the professional value of privacy and dignity. I will be using the What? Model of Structured reflection suggested by Driscoll (2000), a recognised framework for reflection to demonstrate my ability to reflect on a clinical skill with the professional value